I have an A - Z directory \'widget\' that I have on every page. If the user is on the home page and they click something in the directory, I want to load up the directory page with the corresponding r
I have a WCF service that lives side-by-side with an MVC2 web site. I\'d like for my URL for the service to look like this:
Currently I have an Area in my ASP.NET MVC 2 project call \'API\', which is self explanatory. As the API of my web application matures, I will soon need to add version numbers to my address. ie/
I\'ve a new question :) I\'ll briefly explain what I\'m trying to achieve. Right now I have an url that looks like this.
I sometimes need to pass additional parameters to a page via the URL. I did this in the past with a couple of generic placeholders in the routes file, which I call \"genus\" and \"species\". This used
I am trying to create a very basic MVC framework to better understand the pattern. I am having trouble understanding the URL routing part.
A lot of my users keep going to http://(rails app URL)/blog, but I don\'t actually have a blog. I finally setup a Posterous blog and now want to direct my users there. Is there a way to configure this
I have model/controller called notification. I want to make a new url so that I can access it by: /notifications/my_new_url?id=4 and have that page go to view my_new_url.html.erb
i would like an index action to be able to take get and post methods, is this possible and if so how?
In searching I came across ASP.NET MVC page/subpage routing and the wildcard was somewhat of a lifesaver, but presented a new problem.
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